Cars
Audi A3 – EU 🇪🇺 (type 8L, 1996-2001)
The Audi A3 (Typ 8L) is the first generation of the Audi A3 compact hatchback, produced from 1996 to 2003 in Europe and until 2006 in Brazil.
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring (ST23, 1996)
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring chassis ST23 served as a spare for Audi Sport Italia’s 1996 Italian Superturismo campaign.
Koenigsegg XP-001 Prototype (1996)
While remembered as the prototype that launched one of the world's most respected hypercar manufacturers, it also represents one of the earliest examples of a boutique supercar built around an Audi production engine.
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring (ST09, 1995)
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring chassis ST09 was Joan Vinyes’s number 44 entry in the 1996 Spanish Touring Car Championship.
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring (ST22, 1996)
Audi A4 Super Touring Chassis ST22 won championships with both Emanuele Pirro and Mattias Ekström. Built by Audi Sport in 1996, it subsequently raced in Spain, Macau and Sweden.
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring (ST18, 1996)
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring chassis ST18 was Rinaldo “Dindo” Capello’s primary car during his championship-winning 1996 Italian Superturismo campaign.
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring ST16 (1996)
Audi A4 quattro Super Touring chassis ST16 is identified by the Super Touring Register as Frank Biela’s championship-winning car from the 1996 British Touring Car Championship.
Audi S6 plus Sedan (C4, 1997) – DE 🇩🇪
Developed jointly with AUDI AG under the internal designation “Project Q1,” the S6 plus transformed the C4-generation S6 4.2 through a comprehensively reworked V8, shorter transmission ratios, revised running gear and a more exclusive specification.
Audi S6 plus Avant (C4, 1997) – DE 🇩🇪
The Audi S6 plus Avant was the first complete automobile offered by quattro GmbH and the model that transformed Audi’s small personalization subsidiary into a vehicle manufacturer in its own right.
Audi S8 – EU 🇪🇺 (D2 / type 4D, 1996-1998)
The first-generation S8 was positioned as a discreet alternative to traditional rear-wheel-drive performance sedans from BMW and Mercedes-Benz.